Lyte Fiber Launches Advanced Multi-Gigabit Fiber Network in Marshall, Texas

Lyte Fiber Launches Multi-Gigabit Network in Marshall, Texas

In a thrilling development for the residents and businesses of Marshall, Texas, Lyte Fiber, LLC has unveiled plans to build a top-tier, multi-gigabit fiber network that promises to redefine digital connectivity in the community. This Texas-born company is investing over $10 million to enhance the city's digital landscape, a commitment that demonstrates their faith in Marshall's potential.

What Makes Lyte's Network Unique?

Lyte Fiber's approach to building this network is rooted in innovation. The architecture of the system is a fully ringed fiber design that ensures optimal performance. Additionally, the installation will incorporate complete backup power generation at all cabinets, establishing a formidable foundation of resiliency and redundancy.

Lyte's CEO, Carter Old, emphasized this point, stating, "We are delivering more than just Marshall's pioneering all-fiber residential internet network; we are ushering in the future of internet connectivity right here in East Texas." This upgraded network aims for long-lasting and dependable performance, catering to the needs of the community for years to come.

Construction commenced in early January, with the first customers expected to be connected by spring. By year-end, the project will reach completion, connecting over 8,000 residences and businesses in Marshall alone. In total, Lyte plans to deploy more than 120 miles of fiber optic cables throughout the area, paving the way for a comprehensive network expansion in the future.

Community Impact and Partnership

Marshall's city officials have voiced their enthusiasm regarding Lyte Fiber's arrival. Mayor Amy Ware expressed her excitement by indicating, "The advanced digital infrastructure Lyte is bringing, along with their intention to set up a regional headquarters in our city, highlights their commitment to our future. Together, we are creating enhanced opportunities for our community's residents, businesses, and students."

Lyte's growth plans include not only the deployment of high-speed internet but also a commitment to establishing local job opportunities through their new regional headquarters. As stated by Old, “Our setup in Marshall is more than a mere project; it signifies a long-term partnership. Our headquarters will be a center for customer support and network operations throughout Northeast Texas, reinforcing our promise to become a trusted community member.”

Rush Harris, the Executive Director of Marshall Economic Development, echoed these sentiments, highlighting the invaluable prospects that Lyte Fiber's investment brings, "This partnership enhances connectivity and focuses attention on the future growth of Marshall and Harrison County. Lyte is keen to contribute actively to the communities they serve."

Commitment to Corporate Responsibility

In an admirable show of corporate responsibility, Lyte Fiber has announced a commitment to donate 1% of its annual profits to charitable organizations in Marshall. Old shared the company's ethos, saying, "Giving back to the community is ingrained in our values. When Marshall thrives, we all thrive."

Supported by SDC Capital Partners' substantial $2.1 billion Digital Infrastructure Opportunity Fund IV, Lyte Fiber is poised to deliver high-performance broadband solutions tailored to the needs of communities like Marshall.

For those interested in becoming a part of this exciting journey or in need of more information about the service options available, visit www.lytefiber.com or reach out at 888-GET-LYTE (888-438-5983).

About Lyte Fiber

Founded in Houston, Texas in 2023, Lyte Fiber is on a mission to provide communities across Texas with the fastest and most reliable fiber-optic internet services. Established in partnership with SDC Capital Partners – a leader in digital infrastructure investment – the company is driven by a team of experienced industry professionals committed to customer satisfaction and community connections. Learn more at www.lytefiber.com.